Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-27
CALL BOARD SALES-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer $500 tons. 81 O532s; 400, 81 O6.
Seller 1SS7-l00 tons, g2c Z ctl.
YESTERDAY afternoons SESSION


Buyer, 1887, old contract-SO0, 81 O6.
| Seller, lSS7-100 tons, CSC 2 ctl.
Il oATs-Ihe market is dragging one, at easy
prices. We quote prices: Choice Feed, 81 100
! New Oats are quotabfe at 81 l50I 80 for
White and s1@l 25 Q ell for Black.
l CORN-Stocks are rather large, while trade is
| dull and slow. Quotable at 81 2l15Gl Is for
both large and small Yellow, and 81 3Ol1 So 2
| ctl for White.
| SEEDs-Mustard is Offering freely, but there
is no competition from buyers. For some choice
Yellow, 81 20 is said to have been refused while
free sales of Brown are understood to have oc-
CURED at 81 20 2 ct. We quote prices as
sol lows ;. Mustard Brown g 59@S Yellow,
Rape, 2@214c; Timothy, 5@6c; Alfalfa, 7@7%c
e ib: Flax. 81 SOAP Is p ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Are in better supply. Quot
HAY-Malket firm for choice stock We
quote as follows Wheat, Sl3@16; Barley, Sll
@lS; Dat, s1l@13 50; Alfalfa, sll@i2 q ton
STRAW-Quotable at 35td50c 4 bale
HOPS-Business continues dull. Some buy
ers are said to be willing to pay our inside figure
for choice inew, but growers want more. We
quote old crop nominal at 12915c; new, 15@I7c
q 10.
RYE-Quotable at 81 55 for old, and 81 IS to
81 50 e ctl for new.
BRAN-No change. Quotable at SIC 5O617 30
BUCKWHEAT--Quot at 81 O5@l 10 p ctl,
according to quality.
s. GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s22@23 2
ton.
& PoTAToEs-Market well stocked. with prices
Favorable to buyers. We quote prices: Burbank
Seedlings, sl@1 10; Early Rose, 40@6Oc; Peer
less 6o@65c; Garnet Chile, 75@9Oc 8 ctl Sweet,
ONIoNS-Fair demand at current rates. Quot
table at 45c to 55c z ctl, as to quality.
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 25@1 IS;
Niles, 81: Blackeye, 81 121% 81 % p ctl
BEANS-There has been some demand on
Eastern occouut for White. Pea and Pink,
and some shipments have already gore for
ward, via the Canadian Pacific Railroad We
quote as follows: Bayos, 81 S5@2 So Butter,
Il 1902; Pink, 81 40@l so; Red, 81 40 to 81 45;
Lima, 81 15d2 %; Pea, 81 1892 10; Small White
81 1902 10 r cti
VEGETABLE S-Receipts are not so large as q
short time ago. and some improvement in prices
is expected in the near future. We quote:
Egg Plant, S5950c . box; Cucumbers, 500
40c 2 box; picking Cucumbers, 50@75 q box;
Green Peppers, 25@5oc . box; Green Peas,
$3.50 p 10 Tomatoes, 25@4oc = box :
Green Corn SOC @sl 50 q box; Green Okra, 300
Zoe box; String Beans. case NJ; Summer
l5e p dozen; Csrrots. 35@50c q ctl; Turnips
25@5os p ctl Beets 75c@sl p sack; Persnips
5ec@sl q cti; Caulihower, 5o965c p dozen ;
Cabbage, 50G7Sc CT: Garlic, 115c . b !;
Dry Okra, 15de0c p h.
FRUIT-The situation has changed somewhat
within the past few days. The glut of the sea-
son is over, and more regularity exists as to
values First-class Bartlett Pears and good
Peaches clean up as fast as received, there be-
ing quick demand for canning purposes. Plums
are doing a litde better. Raspberries, Apricots
and Nectarines are about out for the season
Strawberries and Raspberries come forward
with daily regularity and are readily sold. Ap-
pies are in fair demand; good product brings
full figures Grapes do not move off RAPIDLY
Watermelons and Cantaloupes have been offer
ing quite low this week, more on account of
cool weather than anything else. Figs have put
in an appearance, but they are not in favor
@l5 = ton; Huckleberries, 10c q 10; Crab APP
pies, 4096Oc 2 box: Cantaloupes, 25@75c q
s0@4oc p box; do, Muscat. 10000 p box; To-
kay, 50@75c; Rose of Peru, 40 50c; Peaches, 40d
75c 2 box and 4oG75c 2 bskt; Orange Clings, 60
@75c 2 box; Apples, 25c@sl = box, Pears, %
@5oc 2 box; do Bartlett. 75c@sl so 2 box; Figs,
i0@50c 2 box for white, and 50td60c 4 box Tor
black Strawberries, S4@5 achest Blackber-
ries, So@6 . chest; Plums, l@2c; Egg Plums
LINES. $500 . box; Lemons Sicily. s7@S !;
do California, 81 5O@2 for common, S3@3L q
box for choice; Bananas. s2&4P bunch; Fine
apples. s4G6 dozen
DRIED FRUIT-Attention is being directed
to all descriptions, and there is good promise of
active trade in the several varieties Prices are
steady, with tendency somew hat in the interest
ofseliers. We quote: Sun-dried Apples, Sale a
D Tor sliced and !@S1sc for Qusrtered Al
den ana PluInmer, Sd SIG; Apricots, 1O9l2c1s for
sun dried bleached; do, sun-dried, 7G71zc:
Sa &c for Impressed: Smyrna Figs, l21salic for
layers. and 9910c for kegs; Neciarines
76sc: Peaches, 14@17e fer peeled. and sGsISc
for unpeeled; Pears, 3@4c for whole and ia
SC for sliced maehine-dried, ll@121Hzc Plums,
1@714c for pitted and &c for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes, 7@sc; French Prunes, e91oc p b:
Rsisins. London Layers 81 50@1 IS 2 box. with
S@2oc advance for fractions: Common, 81 LOG
IS = box
HoNEY-Priees for good article are steady,
but trade Is small in volume. Comb 12t6lSc =
u tor choice and 6QSSc for common bright ex-
tracted. 41S45c.
BUTTER-Further liberal supplies from the
northern counties have impaired weaker tone
10 fresh roll, excepting for a few special fancy
grades Most of the northern receipts were of
superior quality, and in occasional instances
dealers were able TO obtain fancy Quotations.
Picked roll and firkin sell to better advantage
than ordinary kinds of fresh We quote !:
Fancy, S09S2l2c; good 70 choice, 27@2ec fair, %
&25c; mixed lots, 169lSc; frkin, - 12Sc for
fancy, ls@aoc for fair 70 good. and llGI3c p b
for poor picked roll, 225z@25c q D. Eastern
lidl6c = b for ordinary TO fairly good quality
CHEESE-Reeeipts are fair. while prices keep
steady. Quotable at ll9l21zc q b for choice
cased. and l0Gllc for fair to good quality.
EGGS-rroduct OF strictly select quality is
scarce and it is only for his class of stock that
our higher quotation can he realized. Constant
arrivals of Eastern check any general advance in
prices. Ranch, S0GS21c = dozen; good store lots,
23e2sc; inferior, 12Q20c: Eastern. 16aeoc =
dozen.
PoULTRY-Turkeys have been in light sup